Leen Habhab

Leen Habhab, a psychologist, psychosocial support specialist, and peacebuilding facilitator

Habhab is a dedicated psychologist and psychosocial support specialist with a strong commitment to empowering communities through mental health, conflict resolution, and peacebuilding. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the Lebanese University and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Psychology. She combines her expertise in psychology with her passion for community development, working extensively with children, caregivers, and women in conflict-affected areas.

She has significant experience facilitating dialogue and reconciliation sessions in collaboration with organizations such as Peace Labs and UN Women. Her work focuses on addressing the legacy of the Lebanese civil war, promoting peacebuilding and reconciliation from a gender perspective, and conducting non-violent communication activities. Leen has also played a pivotal role in providing psychosocial support (PSS) for children and caregivers, particularly in the aftermath of the Beirut blast and during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An accomplished trainer and facilitator, Habhab has undergone extensive training in conflict analysis, dialogue facilitation, and trauma-informed care. Fluent in Arabic, French, English, and Spanish, Habhab’s multilingual skills enable her to engage effectively across diverse communities.